Phase 1 (2017-2021)

A01: Integration of linguistic resources in highly diverse urban settings: Stretching the limits of variability

  • Acceptibility ratings classifiers [Download]
  • Audio & video taped recordings of sales interactions at the street market. [Download]
  • Audio recordings of focus group interviews with sellers from a street market. [Download]
  • Audio recordings of post interviews with sellers from a street market. [Download]
  • Audio recordings of pre interviews with sellers from a street market. [Download]
  • Audio recordings of short interviews with costumers at a street market. [Download]
  • Ethnogaphic field notes of sales interactions at a market. [Download]
  • Note sheets of short interviews with costumers at a street market. [Download]

A02: Grammatical processing and syntactic change

  • German Acceptabilty Judgement Study L1 [Download]
  • German Acceptabilty Judgement Study L2 [Download]
  • German Reading Time Study L1 [Download]
  • German Spoken Production Study L1 [Download]
  • German Written Production Study L1 [Download]
  • German Written Production Study L2 [Download]
  • Infinitival complements in the history of German [Download]
  • Self paced Reading Coherence [Download]
  • Self paced Reading Dritte Konstruktion [Download]
  • Speeded binary choice experiment on 3K vs. Extraposition [Download]

A03: Discourse Strategies across Social Media: Variability in Individuals, Groups, and Channels

  • Anaphoric Distance: Story Continuation Experiment [Download]
  • German Tag Questions [Download]
  • German Tag Questions: Commitments Exp1 [Download]
  • Twitter Conversation Threads - Discourse coreference and coherence in Twitter conversations [Download]
  • Twitter English Clefts [Download]

B01: Prosodic cue variability: Effects on spoken language comprehension and production in different populations


B02: Understanding variability and its limits in impaired and unimpaired sentence comprehension

  • Experiment zum Satzverstehen, Eye-Tracking [Download]
  • Object Manipulation (Experiment zum Satzverstehen) [Download]
  • Self-Paced Listening (Experiment zum Satzverstehen) [Download]

B03: Modelling the interaction between eye-movement control and parsing processes

  • Momo English, complex (proactive interference design) [Download]
  • Momo English, simple (proactive interference design) [Download]
  • Momo German, complex (proactive interference design) [Download]
  • Momo German, simple (proactive interference design) [Download]
  • Momo Russian, complex (proactive interference design) [Download]
  • Momo Russian, simple (proactive interference design) [Download]
  • Retro English (retroactive interference design) [Download]
  • Retro German (retroactive interference design) [Download]

B04: Variability in bilingual language processing


B05: Variability and its limits in the time course of language production processes

  • Experiment 1 - EEG_PWI [Download]
  • Experiment 2 - Speeded picture word interference task [Download]
  • Meta analysis of Semantic interference effect in the picture word interference task [Download]

C01: Shift of borders in syntactic variability: A training approach


C02: Limits of Variability in Interpretation


C03: Effects of variable input on word learning and word recognition in infants


C04: Interval-based indices of syllabic structure: The crucial role of variability


C05: The limits of variability in extraction asymmetries

  • Argument encoding in Asante Twi [Download]
  • ATB constructions in 4 Niger Congo languages [Download]
  • Extraction asymmetries in Igbo focus fronting [Download]
  • Optionality in focus frotning in Igbo [Download]
  • Resumption and islandhood in Igbo [Download]
  • Subject agreement in Fiorentino [Download]
  • Subject agreement in Somali [Download]
  • Subject agreement in Welsh [Download]
  • Subject marking in Awing [Download]
  • Subject marking in Limbum [Download]
  • Subject marking in Nuer (Nilo Saharan, South Sudan) [Download]
  • The nature of past participle agreement in French [Download]

Contact

University of Potsdam
Department Linguistics
Prof. Dr. Doreen Georgi
Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 24-25
House 14, Room 3.33
14476 Potsdam

(+49) 331 977-2968
doreen.georgi@uni-potsdam.de